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	Based out of ], '''Hum''' began in ]. At this time Matt Talbott and Jeff Dimpsey were already playing in the band Honcho Overload''', at which time Matt played ], and the final members apparently met while Matt was working in a cafe called Treno's in ].		Based out of ], '''Hum''' began in ]. At this time Matt Talbott and Jeff Dimpsey were already playing in the band ''']''', at which time Matt played ], and the final members apparently met while Matt was working in a cafe called Treno's in ].

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Pictured left to right: Bryan St. Pere, Matt Talbott, Tim Lash, and Jeff Dimpsey, pictured in 1996

Based out of Champaign, Illinois, Hum began in 1989. At this time Matt Talbott and Jeff Dimpsey were already playing in the band Honcho Overload, at which time Matt played bass, and the final members apparently met while Matt was working in a cafe called Treno's in Illinois.

After signing with RCA in 1994 "You'd Prefer an Astronaut" was released. They reached national fame with their song "Stars" which landed them on such shows as Beavis and Butt-head and Howard Stern.

In 2000 they parted ways, but reunited in 2003 at Furnacefest.